Hispanic Studies professor Joe Weyers says Cinco de Mayo is very similar to Memorial Day in the U.S. It's a day off from work, where families spend time together.
The 2014 Teacher of the Year, Jaime Cunningham ’08, earned her degree in special education. She is not only committed to her students, but also to helping future teachers in the School of Education, Health, and Human Performance.
The Addlestone Library renovation will increase study space for students and shelving for collections, but with nearly a million moving pieces, the project is a lot like a jigsaw puzzle.
Associate Professor of Psychology Carol Toris offers tips to make a good impression in a job interview.
Former College of College of Charleston President Leo I. Higdon is passionate about leadership. So passionate that he retired and stepped right into a classroom to teach the next generation. Here are takeaways from his course.
College of Charleston communication graduate Emma Rudolph ’13 is an associate cookbook editor who does everything from conceptualizing books to perfecting recipes and making food look good during photo shoots.
College of Charleston junior biochemistry and biology majors were awarded Barry Goldwater Scholarships and Honorable Mentions
Max Kovalov is an expert in Ukranian politics and will offer his perspective to the World Affairs Council of Charleston.
This championship is the College's first Colonial Athletic Association team championship in a men’s sport. This is the Cougar's inaugural season in the CAA, and this title marks the third overall next to volleyball and women’s golf.
Brian Malone will spend up to 10 weeks this summer in an intensive language institute in Indonesia.
